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The Tuqqi Main Screen

Learn how to navigate Tuqqi’s main screen: menu, feed, and Action Center—so you can stay organized and act on what matters

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Your main screen in Tuqqi is divided into three core areas: the navigation menu on the left, the central feed, and the Action Center on the right, which can include promoted content. Understanding how each of these areas works will help you move faster through your daily tasks.

The Navigation Menu

It allows you to access key areas of the platform: the feed, the full-page version of the Action Center, your organization’s library, the org scheduler, and the group search.

Additionally, you’ll find a section for shortcuts. These are quick links—items, groups, or external URLs—defined by your organization’s admins for easier access to frequently used content.

If you’re an admin, you’ll also see quick access to the admin panel.

At the bottom of the menu, there’s a direct link to the Help Center in case you need support.

The Feed

At the center of the screen is the feed, which acts as a personalized news stream. It shows previews of items that are relevant to your role, ordered by the most recent events.

These previews include the item’s title, the group and status it belongs to, any relevant fields or attached media, and a direct view of the comments section. A menu with additional actions is available at the top right of each preview. If you need more detail, you can open the full view of the item, where you’ll be able to interact with it entirely—edit fields, post comments, and more.

Action Center Widget

To the right, the Action Center Widget offers a summarized view of everything that requires your attention. It’s divided into three tabs—Agenda, To Do, and To Sign—so you can manage your work efficiently without jumping between groups or items.

  • The Agenda displays items that are incomplete (usually marked in orange, red, or a custom color) and have due dates. These are automatically organized into time periods.

When you hover over an item, you’ll be able to mark it as completed (moving it to the next green status), unassign yourself if it’s no longer your responsibility, or open the “More actions” menu (this menu lets you move the item to another group, assign or unassign users, add a label, open the item chat, delete it, or open its full view)

  • The To Do tab works in a similar way, showing all assigned items that are in pending statuses, regardless of whether they have due dates. Items are grouped based on the group they belong to.

You’ll find the same set of quick actions that are in the agenda when hovering over them.

  • In the To Sign tab, you’ll find all items that require your confirmation or signature.

When you hover over them, you’ll have the option to sign the item or open the actions menu. Once signed, the item will disappear from the list.

The Promoted Content

They are items your organization decides to highlight directly on the main screen. These might include announcements, leadership updates, or recognition messages. They are clearly marked as promoted and automatically shown to all users. Only admins can configure them. You don’t need to take any action—just read and stay informed.

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